The Lennox Pulse Furnace is a high-efficiency gas furnace featuring pulse combustion technology, electronic ignition, and advanced heat exchanger design. This manual covers safety procedures, troubleshooting, component identification, maintenance schedules, and repair instructions for models G14, GSR14, and similar Pulse series units. Below are key sections for safety warnings, technical specifications, diagnostic procedures, and repair guidelines.
Critical safety information for working with Lennox Pulse furnaces.
| Hazard | Precaution |
|---|---|
| Gas leaks | Shut off gas supply immediately; ventilate area |
| Electrical shock | Disconnect power at breaker before servicing |
| Carbon monoxide | Install CO detectors; ensure proper venting |
| Hot surfaces | Allow furnace to cool before servicing |
| Combustion gases | Wear appropriate respiratory protection |
WARNING! Always verify gas valve is closed and power is disconnected before beginning repairs.
Locate model and serial numbers on furnace rating plate.
Note: Always verify correct model before ordering replacement parts.
Key components of Lennox Pulse furnace system.
Main Components: Pulse combustion chamber, gas valve, igniter, pressure switch, flame sensor, blower motor, control board, heat exchanger, vent system.
Gas Valve: Regulates gas flow to combustion chamber. Pressure Switch: Verifies proper venting operation. Igniter: Provides spark for combustion. Flame Sensor: Detects presence of flame. Control Board: Manages furnace operation and diagnostics. Blower Motor: Circulates air through heat exchanger.
Systematic troubleshooting approach for common issues.
Tip: Always start with simplest solutions before proceeding to complex diagnostics.
Frequently required repairs for Lennox Pulse furnaces.
WARNING! Gas valve repairs should only be performed by qualified technicians.
Recommended maintenance intervals for optimal performance.
| Interval | Maintenance Task |
|---|---|
| Monthly | Check air filter; replace if dirty |
| Annually | Professional inspection and cleaning |
| Every 2 years | Heat exchanger inspection |
| Every 5 years | Complete system overhaul |
CAUTION! Neglecting maintenance can void warranty and create safety hazards.
Diagnostic codes and recommended actions.
| Code | Description | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Flash | Pressure switch stuck open | Check venting, replace pressure switch |
| 2 Flashes | Pressure switch stuck closed | Replace pressure switch |
| 3 Flashes | Ignition failure | Check gas supply, igniter, flame sensor |
| 4 Flashes | Limit circuit fault | Check airflow, filters, blower operation |
| 5 Flashes | Flame sensed with gas off | Replace gas valve or control board |
Common replacement parts and procedures.
Reference wiring schematics for electrical troubleshooting.
Control board connections: 24VAC thermostat circuit, 120VAC power input, gas valve wiring, pressure switch circuit, igniter connections, blower motor control.
Note: Always disconnect power before testing electrical components. Use multimeter to verify voltages and continuity.
Contact information and additional resources.
Lennox Customer Support: 1-800-9-LENNOX (1-800-953-6669). Website: www.lennox.com. Technical Documentation: Available through Lennox dealer portal. Parts Ordering: Contact authorized Lennox dealers.
Service Note: Many Pulse furnace repairs require specialized training and tools. Consider professional service for complex issues.